Discover authentic Alaska Native art at the Ch'k'iqadi Gallery, the premier shopping destination for Native-made artwork within the Alaska Native Heritage Center. This specialized gallery features pieces from Alaska Native artists across the state, offering visitors the rare opportunity to purchase directly from the source.

The gallery showcases a rotating collection of traditional and contemporary Alaska Native art, including carved totems, handwoven baskets, beadwork, jewelry, and paintings that reflect the rich cultural heritage of Alaska's indigenous peoples. Each piece comes with information about the artist and their tribal affiliation, connecting visitors to the stories and traditions behind the artwork. The carefully curated selection represents all major Alaska Native cultural groups, from Southeast Alaska's Tlingit and Haida traditions to the Inupiaq cultures of the far north.

Located at 8800 Heritage Center Drive, the gallery operates Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM, remaining accessible even during the Heritage Center's ongoing construction project, which is scheduled for completion in mid-March 2026. The gallery provides a focused shopping experience separate from the main Heritage Center exhibits, making it easy for visitors to browse and purchase authentic Native art without requiring admission to the full center.

What sets Ch'k'iqadi Gallery apart in Anchorage's arts scene is its commitment to sourcing directly from Alaska Native artists, ensuring authenticity and supporting indigenous artisans throughout Alaska. Whether you're seeking a meaningful souvenir or building a collection of Native art, the gallery offers pieces ranging from affordable jewelry to significant sculptural works, all backed by the Heritage Center's reputation for cultural accuracy and artist representation.